economy

The website blackfriday.com is predicting the biggest Black Friday crowds in years. Will you be among those folks?

The Senate is likely to pass the measure Wednesday afternoon.

WalletHub has released its list of "2018’s Fastest-Growing Cities in America". Greeley and Loveland both ranked high on that list. Greeley was #1 in one category.

The J.M. Smucker Company is opening a $340 million manufacturing facility in Northern Colorado, bringing more jobs and Uncrustables to our region (and the country).

Great news for anyone looking for a job in the near future - Amazon will be bringing about 1,000 more positions to Colorado.

Whether we'd care to believe it or not, a lot of people are moving to Colorado because - duh - it's a really great place to live. It also has a lot of green attractions (all kinds, wink wink), making it an alluring place to start a fresh new life. But while a lot of people are moving to Colorado, it turns out one particular city is actually losing about as much people as are coming in.

Colorado, we love our state. I personally think it is the best state I have ever lived in and I have lived in a half a dozen other states. I am happy to be home and I am also happy to see that Colorado ranks third best in the United States when it comes to business according to CNBC...

According to today's Coloradoan, Texas based manufacturing company Crall Products are looking at adding around 150 people jobs to the local economy when they open up two new facilities in Windsor. The facilities will be close to 46,000 square feet in size and are located on 8...

According to NerdWallet, Greeley, Colorado has the second fastest growing economy in the country!

This morning, thousands of Larimer County workers were forced to stay home from work, as the Federal Government shut down.

Peanut butter has been a staple for frugal food lovers for years, but a looming price increase could make it more of a luxury item before the end of the year. Facing shortages after a dismal peanut harvest, producers have begun implementing steep price hikes, and consumers will start feeling the pinch this week — adding to a general rise in the cost of food throughout 2011.

Good news from the jobs front, there could be close to 7,000 jobs coming to Loveland in the near future.  According to the Loveland Reporter-Herald the town’s quest for the project known as ACE has succeeded.